Re: camping on or near Nanko saddle (Saddle Mtn saddle)?
Randy, Rob here - yes, the question is clear. Sonia, Martine, and I recently hiked Nankoweap and I reached the conclusion that camping in the Kaibab NF,...
Rob 2008-10-14 20:17:53 #52743

Re: doesn't play well with others
Option 1 - ignore it, and hear later of a seriously injured hiker hit by a falling rock. Option 2 - piss off a self-centered moron. Hmm....let me...
Kenneth McNamara 2008-10-14 17:45:38 #52742

Re: Phantom Ranch Lunch
Bob - Most people I have talked to were very disappointed in the sack lunch, not to mention its relatively high cost. Richard --- In...
richard2425848 2008-10-14 14:21:54 #52741

Re: camping on or near Nanko saddle (Saddle Mtn saddle)?
It is a nice long day to drive from where I live and then hike to the saddle--so I've camped there four different times. My groups have been 2-4 and we...
nkorte1 2008-10-14 13:56:48 #52740

Re: Phantom Ranch Lunch
If you are reserving a larger number for a group, then yes. In general, I have never had a problem buying a few sack lunches upon arrival. If you can put...
Dana Kaleta 2008-10-14 13:15:04 #52739

Phantom Ranch Lunch
Do you need to arrange for a sack lunch at Phantom Ranch prior to your arrival? Thanks in advance. Bob B.
Bob Bordasch 2008-10-14 12:18:47 #52738

Re: Restrictions for Canyoneering between Royal Arch and Elves
--- In Grand_Canyon_Hikers@yahoogroups.com, "rich_rudow" wrote: Rich, Spoken like a true rationalizer. Your facts are off and don't characterize what...
Steve Newcomb 2008-10-14 11:02:47 #52737

Re: camping on or near Nanko saddle (Saddle Mtn saddle)?
Randy Great question. I do recall seeing a fire ring and campsite along the trail on the approach to the saddle (not right at it, but pretty close). ...
chris.forsyth 2008-10-14 10:55:44 #52736

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